THE DISTINCTION OF THE CONCEPTS «EMOTIONALITY», «EXPRESSIVENESS», AND «EMOTIVENESS» IN MODERN LINGUISTICS

In the modern society, a significant part of scientific research is devoted to the place of emotions in human life. Goleman D. recognizes the close interaction between emotions and the mind, between the processes of thinking and the work of senses [15]. The researches of many psychologists, whose theories of emotions are cognitive, are useful for specialists in various branches, since they contain a scientific basis for the interaction of emotional and cognitive human activities (Ellsworth P. & Smith C. [13], Frijda N.H. [14], Robinson M.D., Watkins E.R., & Harmon-Jones E. [19] and others). Emotions are mental states, acts that are manifested in the human mind in the form of experiences, sensual excitement [4, p. 228–229]. According to the dictionary definitions, the concept «emotion» is interpreted as: a strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others